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concept:self-modificationSelf-Modification
Living systems' capacity to change the rules that govern their own behaviour.
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- Baba is YouaboutPuzzle video game about changing rules, cited as a simple example of rule-modifying programs.
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- The ability of reasoning LLMs to review and revise previous reasoning steps during inference